Trellis is the quiet support behind a home health agency — watching the vitals that matter, surfacing the patients who need a nurse today, and keeping people out of the hospital and in their gardens.
A vine climbs higher when something steady holds it up. That's the whole idea. Trellis is the structure behind the care — the agency does the tending, we make sure nothing that matters slips by, so patients keep growing stronger at home.
Warm for the patient. Effortless for the nurse. Real revenue for the agency. Everyone climbs.
A back office that triages your whole panel — critical patients rise to the top, no new hire required.
See the dashboard →A new Medicare revenue line, with the billing paperwork made automatic.
See the numbers →An app built for an 82-year-old — no login, no typing, "read it to me." So they actually use it.
How it works →A three-pound weight gain caught on day 3 is a phone call. Missed until day 10, it's an ambulance. Trellis exists to catch that early signal — better for the patient, and one less cost the system ever pays. Care that earns its keep, honestly.